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Drive Metal Shoe Horn Blue 23"

C$7.99
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UPC Code: 779709020465
SKU: RTL2046

The Drive Metal Shoe Horn helps users put on shoes with less bending, reaching, and strain, with a durable 23-inch blue metal design for daily dressing support.

    • Why Choose the Drive Metal Shoe Horn

      The Drive Metal Shoe Horn is designed for users who have difficulty bending down to put on shoes. Its 23-inch length allows shoes to slide on more easily from a seated or standing position, helping reduce strain on the back, hips, knees, and shoulders.

      Key Features

      ✔ 23-inch long shoe horn

      ✔ Durable metal construction

      ✔ Blue finish

      ✔ Helps put on shoes without excessive bending

      ✔ Smooth curved design for easier shoe entry

      ✔ Lightweight and easy to use

      ✔ Suitable for seated or standing dressing

      ✔ Helps protect shoe backs from crushing

      ✔ Practical for daily home use

      ✔ Useful for seniors and mobility support

      Benefits

      ✔ Makes putting on shoes easier and faster

      ✔ Helps reduce bending and reaching

      ✔ Supports greater independence with dressing

      ✔ Durable metal design is suitable for repeated use

      ✔ May reduce strain on the back, hips, knees, and shoulders

      ✔ Useful after hip, knee, or back surgery

      ✔ Helps preserve shoe shape by reducing heel damage

      ✔ Practical for users with limited flexibility or mobility

      Usage/Application

      Ideal for seniors, post-surgical patients, individuals with arthritis, back pain, hip or knee restrictions, reduced flexibility, limited mobility, or difficulty reaching their feet. Suitable for home use, assisted-living environments, rehabilitation settings, and caregiver-supported dressing routines. Hold the 23-inch handle and place the curved end at the back of the shoe to guide the heel in while putting on shoes from a seated or standing position, which reduces bending and reaching. It is a dressing aid rather than a weight-bearing or support device, so do not lean or put body weight on it, and maintain your balance if using it while standing. For significant dressing difficulties after hip, knee, or back surgery, follow the guidance of an occupational therapist on safe dressing techniques.

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